Parking Warden Permission To Park

BrownTrout

Where a parking warden employed the PPC has given permission to park but they later get a ticket and court claim
I am trying to get the right wording for this in legal context to explain the actions of the employee over riding any nearby signage 

Alter_ego

Did you get permission in writing on company headed notepaper? No, then forget it.

twhitehousescat

ask for it retrospectivly , written in blood using the PPC wardens spleen as a pen 

twhitehousescat

actual,ly you ask him to appear in court and under oath deny , then your good buddy pulls out the vid , the case is dropped the womble is jailed we all live hapily 

Le_Kirk

Try Promissory Estoppel

Johnersh

I'd try misrepresentation of contract.

An employee of the ppc represented to the the o/p what the sign said and what needed to be done to comply with the terms of parking, which induced you to park. But for that misrepresentation you would not have parked or would have checked the terms.

A decent legal concept, but could be a challenge to win. You'd need to put them on notice that the parking attendant is required to attend court to give evidence. 

BrownTrout

Johnersh said:

I'd try misrepresentation of contract.

An employee of the ppc represented to the the o/p what the sign said and what needed to be done to comply with the terms of parking, which induced you to park. But for that misrepresentation you would not have parked or would have checked the terms.

A decent legal concept, but could be a challenge to win. You'd need to put them on notice that the parking attendant is required to attend court to give evidence. 

cheers for that